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What is recorded here

Freestanding sculpted limestone Celtic cross, erected 1893, to memory of Fr Michael O'Donoghue, parish priest of Árainn. Shaft with undecorated panels and edged by moulding continuing to frame head and top of cross. Roof-shaped cap with slate or shingle detailing and round-profile ridge, standing in cut-stone plinth having panels to flared sides, that to south having inset white marble plaque inscribed in English. Plinth has cut-stone base with chamfered top side, in turn set into further dressed limestone plinth. Cross stands at south-east end of village, near harbour.

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monument — Inis Mór [Inishmore]

What is recorded here